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Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research
We kick-off the discussion with one of the top global energy providers and their take on the changing dynamics in the electricity sector.
Michael Edmonds, Chief Commercial Officer, S&C Electric Company
Dave Herlong, Director Smart Grid & Innovation, Florida Power & Light
Moderator: Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research
Four industry experts unpack the top trends affecting business model transformation at the grid edge.
Lee Mazzocchi, Senior Vice President of Grid Solutions, Duke Energy
Matthew Tisdale, Executive Director, More Than Smart
Russ Vanos, Vice President, Global Software, Services & Smart Cities, Itron
Moderator: Rick Thompson, President & Co-Founder, Greentech Media
In this one-on-one discussion, we hear from California Public Utilities Commissioner, Catherine J.K. Sandoval, on evolving views of managing the future electric system and the key grid edge issues facing the nation's largest state energy regulator.
Catherine J.K. Sandoval, Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
Moderator: Shayle Kann, Senior Vice President, Research & Strategy, Energy Impact Partners
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Join us for a series of short presentations from regional and local energy providers addressing key challenges at the grid edge.
Jeroen Scheer, Chief Technology Officer, Alliander
Join us for a series of short presentations from regional and local energy providers addressing key challenges at the grid edge.
Carlos Nouel, Director of Alliances & Vendor Strategy, National Grid
The convergence of integrated resource planning, distribution grid planning and DER integration have quickly changed the way utilities plan and acquire technology. Rising in importance are analytics solutions, particularly those that can provide intelligence on grid performance and enable utilities and energy providers to be more nimble. This panel will address these needs in more detail, and uncover new viewpoints on grid-scale planning in an age of distributed assets.
Sonja Glavaski, Program Director, ARPA-E
Amit Narayan, CEO, AutoGrid Systems
Kevin Kushman, COO, Integral Analytics
Moderator: Jeff St. John, Senior Editor, Greentech Media
The concept of a transactive energy market at the distribution level is no longer a novel concept. However, determining the rules of engagement, who manages the market, and how customers can interact and benefit still remains nebulous and undefined. This conversation will explore these factors in more detail, debate various approaches to compensating customers for market participation, and uncover the technology needed to make a distribution market a reality.
Amena Ali, Senior Vice President & General Manager, WeatherBug Home
Dolf Joekes, Senior Vice President Global Innovation & Cooperation, RWE New Ventures LLC
Michael Murray, Co-Founder & Chief Technology Strategist, Mission:data
Justin Segall, President & Founder, Simple Energy
Moderator: Katie Tweed, Senior Writer, Greentech Media
Technology for distribution planning has advanced. Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS), Demand Response Management Systems (DRMS) and other intelligent solutions require a new level of technical integration to optimize value and accommodate rapid DER asset growth. This panel unpacks the latest approaches available and best practices that can be employed to dispatch flexible load efficiently and cost effectively.
Matt Golden, CEO, Open Energy Efficiency
Sachin Gupta, Senior Sales Lead, North America, OMNETRIC Group
Pete Maltbeck, Vice President, Business Development, Smarter Grid Solutions
Allan Schurr, President, Edison Energy
Moderator: Jeff St. John, Senior Editor, Greentech Media
The success of new energy solutions from smart thermostats to solar PV depends on providers' ability to cater to varying customer preferences and load profiles. Utilities are uniquely suited to provide energy-related products and services. At the same time, third-party providers have developed sophisticated marketing tools to reduce customer acquisition costs. Collaboration will be key to enabling the data sharing necessary for effectively segmenting customers and ensuring participation in new markets. This panel will analyze how providers are overcoming the challenges of engaging end users to develop new revenue streams.
Matthew Croucher, Director, Demand Side Analytics, CPS Energy
David Grant, Senior Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Tendril
Dr. Enes Hosgor, Founder & CEO, EEme
Moderator: Andrew Mulherkar, Analyst, Grid Edge, GTM Research
Join us as we explore how the industry is approaching the "smart" interconnection of an increasing number of devices and nodes at the edge of the grid. This panel will discuss the transition of technology underlying machine-to-machine communication and debate the requirements of a network that can support the entire gamut of devices expected to come to market in the coming years.
Matthew Smith, Senior Director, Utility Solutions, Silver Springs Networks
Tom Wilson, Director, Technology Strategy, Honeywell Elster
Geoff Sharples, Director, IoT Strategy, Energy & Industrial, Intel
Moderator: Ben Kellison, Director, Grid Research, GTM Research
Today’s commercial and industrial customers are exposed to an increasingly complex class of energy management opportunities aimed to enhance energy consumption and awareness, streamline day-to-day business processes, and drive operational efficiencies. Spurred by state mandated and corporate sustainability goals, facility managers are investing in a new breed of portfolio-wide enterprise software to help balance energy savings with maintaining tenant comfort. From intelligent energy management to demand response, this panel will discuss how C&I customers are implementing new strategies and what measures are most important to them.
Billy Grayson, Director of Corporate Sustainability, Liberty Property Trust
Fielder Hiss, Vice President of Marketing & Product Management, EnerNOC
Gary Levitan, Director of Energy & Facilities Purchasing, HBC Shared Services
Moderator: Drew Torbin, Founder & CEO, Black Bear Energy
DERs continue to offer customers and aggregators more options to leverage existing behind the meter and wholesale value streams. One opportunity not fully exploited is connecting customer-owned or third-party low-voltage devices, which can help balance local distribution supply and demand needs while improving power quality without new infrastructure build. This panel will examine the emerging technologies and distribution management platforms that are being tested to optimize low-voltage grid architectures both in the control center and out in the field.
Peter Knazko, Segment Manager, Smart Grid & Metrology, Renesas Electronics
Andy Marshall, Senior Product Manager, Landis+Gyr Americas
Vince Martinelli, Vice President of Product Management, Gridco Systems
Moderator: Ben Kellison, Director, Grid Research, GTM Research
Moderator: Ben Kellison, Director, Grid Research, Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables
Behind-the-meter segments make up less than 15% of total storage deployments till date, but hold significant promise. Deployment costs have to come down to deliver on that promise, in particular, soft costs such as customer acquisition, installation, financing and interconnection costs. This panel will discuss the role of data and analytics in chipping away at these costs, and setting behind-the-meter storage growth on the fast track.
Larsh Johnson, Chief Technology Officer, Stem
Josh Bode, Vice President, Strategy & Planning, Nexant, Inc.
Vikram Singh, Manager, Smart Grid Technologies, PowerStream, Inc.
Moderator: Ravi Manghani, Director, Energy Storage, GTM Research
Moderator: Ravi Manghani, Head of Solar, Wood Mackenzie